theogt said:True. Maybe 2%.
But the percentage of someone we would trade up for slipping within reach brings the overall probability to 2%.summerisfunner said:depends, if someone they really want slips, the percentage instantly raises to 98%
summerisfunner said:I think it's highly unlikely that we trade up though
I hate to be the one to rain on everyone's parade here but I don't think we will take Wimbley.theogt said:Moving up? 0.
Making a trade? I'd say 33%.
That's certainly a possibility.JackMagist said:I hate to be the one to rain on everyone's parade here but I don't think we will take Wimbley.
Personally I would love to have him and he has surpassed Lawson on my board. But I think the guy that we have targeted is Howard Thomas from El Paso. I think that is why JJ and BP have been exploring trade down options lately. They can trade down, gain another pick or two and still get Thomas in late round 1 or early round 2. That would give us extra picks to try and hit on a couple of OL on the first day and still get a FS in the 3rd round as well.
I can't really see any scenario where it would be advantageous for us to move up in this draft. Certainly there are some guys worth moving up for if they fell far enough down the board but I really don't see that as much of a probability.
Well, to quote Meat Loaf..."Two Out of Three Ain't Bad"AdamJT13 said:Wimbley has the same birthday -- October 13 -- as Jerry Jones. And me. And Quincy Carter.
theogt said:It's probably either Wimbley or Lawson depending on who is left.
JackMagist said:Well, to quote Meat Loaf..."Two Out of Three Ain't Bad"
AdamJT13 said:Wimbley has the same birthday -- October 13 -- as Jerry Jones. And me. And Quincy Carter.
Rack said:Congratulations.
and...
I'm sorry.